Ten Plus Two (+2) Science at Millennium Model College (MMC) is an NEB-affiliated higher secondary program for Class XI and Class XII offered in Bharatpur-10, Chitwan (Balmandir/Balamandir Road). MMC lists Day Shift for the Science stream.
The subject structure includes Compulsory Nepali and Compulsory English, core science subjects (Physics, Chemistry), and pathway choices such as Mathematics or Social Studies and Biology or Computer Science.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Program | Ten Plus Two (+2) Science |
| College | Millennium Model College (MMC) |
| Location | Bharatpur-10, Chitwan, Nepal (Balmandir/Balamandir Road) |
| Affiliation | National Examination Board (NEB) |
| Level | Higher Secondary (Class XI & XII) |
| Shift | Day |
| Eligibility | SEE or equivalent (minimum required criteria) |
| Admission basis | SEE grades, entrance result, interview |
| Core subjects | Physics, Chemistry, Compulsory Nepali, Compulsory English |
| Key options | Mathematics / Social Studies; Biology / Computer Science |
| Facilities relevant to Science | Physics, Chemistry, Biology labs; library; computer lab (college-listed) |
MMC’s +2 Science stream is designed for students who want a strong foundation in science and analytical thinking. With Physics and Chemistry as core subjects and an option to choose Biology or Computer Science, students can align their studies with future goals in health sciences, engineering, IT, or other science-related fields. The additional option of Mathematics or Social Studies supports different academic pathways and university entry preferences.
Compulsory Nepali
Compulsory English
Mathematics / Social Studies
Physics
Biology / Computer Science
Chemistry
Compulsory Nepali
Compulsory English
Mathematics / Social Studies
Physics
Biology / Computer Science
Chemistry
Physics + Chemistry form the academic base across XI and XII.
Biology vs Computer Science helps students choose between life-science and tech-focused directions.
Mathematics vs Social Studies supports different combinations based on interest and future plans.
For science students, MMC lists facilities and services that can support practical learning and study routines:
Separate science labs for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology
Computer lab with instructor supervision
Library resources (books and reading materials listed)
Regular class routines and regular class tests (as part of the college’s academic approach)
Transportation facility (college-run bus service listed)
Sports and co-curricular activities (ECA)
Students who have passed SEE or an equivalent examination with the minimum required criteria can apply for NEB +2 programs.
SEE grades
Entrance result
Interview
+2 Science can be a good fit if you:
Enjoy science subjects and problem-solving
Want flexible pathways toward health, engineering, IT, or science-based degrees
Prefer a program that combines theory with lab-based learning opportunities
After +2 Science, students commonly apply for bachelor-level programs depending on subject combinations, entrance requirements, and academic performance. Typical directions include:
Health and life science pathways (often supported by Biology)
Engineering and technology pathways (often supported by Mathematics and/or Computer Science)
IT and computing-related study (supported by Computer Science)
Other science and applied science programs depending on interest and eligibility
Yes. MMC lists +2 programs under the National Examination Board (NEB).
MMC lists Day Shift for +2 Science.
The listed subjects include Compulsory Nepali, Compulsory English, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Social Studies, and Biology/Computer Science for both XI and XII.
Two option sets are listed: Mathematics or Social Studies, and Biology or Computer Science.
MMC lists SEE grades, entrance result, and an interview as the basis for admission consideration.
MMC lists Physics, Chemistry, and Biology labs, along with a computer lab and library.
Yes. +2 Science is commonly used as preparation for bachelor-level study in science, health, engineering, and technology-related fields, depending on eligibility rules and chosen subject combinations.